Sentence examples for waste news from inspiring English sources
And no politician worth the title is going to waste news conferences on it now.
So long as hog farms make a profit, they will continue to foul water and air ("A Sip of Wine, a Rustic View, and Hog Waste," news article, Aug. 12).
"I do think you are rather wasted in news".
All of this solid waste is bad news.
Yet confirmation that it had indeed laid waste to Fela – news delivered by his brother Beko, a noted doctor and public health campaigner – jolted Aids awareness in Africa.
Reducing my own electronic consumption alone would not stem the growing alpine heights of waste and shocking news.
That books are cooked to boost earnings, or that opaque regulations can waste months, is hardly news.
AMERICA'S Medicare system, which subsidises health care for the elderly, has been much in the news for waste and fraud.
THE NEWS A waste storage pond at an alumina plant in Hungary burst its banks and inundated several towns with highly caustic red sludge, killing at least four people, sending 100 more to the hospital with chemical burns, and wiping out all fish in the Marcal River.
Food waste is suddenly big news, as it should be, because it makes no sense.
